Re: reflex clicking in place

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I talked with Pamela. It is the head righting reflex kicking in towards the end. I apologize for saying clicking...it is not an auditory issue. I was told in Houston he had that issue...so no surprise it popped up in the wrong place. Will be working on that also now! Interesting that it started with just going to one side and progressed to impacting the middle and going to the sides of doing the hands pulling. I had my daughter do hands puling and her hand position appeared to be correct. When I made her do it like my son does it she said it was harder. I never thought about the position of the hand...but sure enough we start correct and he turns his hands. Messages________________________________________________________________________1a. Re: When the reflex clicks into place & muscle spasms Posted by: "le MC Côté" danielle.mc.cote@... tlcoteld Date: Wed Jul 20, 2011 6:48 am ((PDT))I think it's a good thing. Re: new here...when to know if Im accommodating or enabling... Lynne, It is not unusual for kids with AS to be sound sensitive or think in very literal terms. You could look into getting your daughter's hearing checked by an audiologist. I know of one family that had specialized ear plugs made for their daughter for use in "loud" places so that she is not overstimulated because it triggers seizures. I know of another girl on the spectrum who is scared of "talking toys" and will not pretend play with voices coming from inanimate objects because she feels it is not right. She enjoys playing with dolls in the same fashion as your daughter, so your daughter is not alone in this. You are fortunate that your daughter is aware enough of how things affect her and can articulate and communicate with you what it is that is bothering her or how she is thinking. I think you're being very in tune to her needs by accommodating her and not forcing her into situations or types of play just to fit in. Val On Sun, Jul 17, 2011 at 6:10 AM, Lynne <momof6incfl@...> wrote: My youngest of 6 has recently been diagnosed with AS, she is 9; all these years we were told she had a neurological disorder and mild cp, within a very short time of relocating, she was finally properly diagnosed. There have been lots of changes for us all and having husband out of work does add stress to all of us, being in a new church after 13 yrs of being in the same one is also quite hard on the kids, especially a couple of them. we all love our church and they are wonderful there but I do have concerns about my little one. Kari gets so scared and shakes and cries at the talking about going into Sunday School and now she wont return to childrens church because its too loud. I do allow her into my sunday school class and she is very good and doesnt interrupt at all. How do I know if Im making healthy accommodations vs enabling her to continue to disengage? Is this all typical behavior? To see her in a group of girls and all are laughing and having fun but her is so hard, kids are really nice to her too but she says herself that she doesnt think like them and really gets bothered when they play dolls and they use their voices to speak for them. Kari says that is not right because they are vinyl and cant talk. Her way of playing is to dress them and tuck them in their beds. Is this also typical play behavior? I guess I want to be sure I dont spoil her and at the same time make it so she never has to do what shes uncomfortable with however I want her to grow and try new things and if its too much then go on to something else but church is a few times weekly. So Im not sure how to handle this. Thank you for suggestions. I am learning and looking forward to learning from all of you also. Take care. Lynne------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ce message entrant est certifié sans virus connu. Analyse effectuée par AVG - www.avg.fr Version: 8.5.449 / Base de données virale: 271.1.1/3765 - Date: 07/14/11 18:38:00Messages in this topic (2)________________________________________________________________________4b. Re: OT: auditive therapy and sound sensitivities Posted by: "Marie Brown" brainlearn@... brainlearn Date: Wed Jul 20, 2011 8:28 pm ((PDT))Hi le,Have you or know anyone who has used The Listening Centre? This program has been highly recommended for auditory processing for my son when he's further along in his reflex work.Thank you,Marie My youngest of 6 has recently been diagnosed with AS, she is 9; all these years we were told she had a neurological disorder and mild cp, within a very short time of relocating, she was finally properly diagnosed. There have been lots of changes for us all and having husband out of work does add stress to all of us, being in a new church after 13 yrs of being in the same one is also quite hard on the kids, especially a couple of them. we all love our church and they are wonderful there but I do have concerns about my little one. Kari gets so scared and shakes and cries at the talking about going into Sunday School and now she wont return to childrens church because its too loud. I do allow her into my sunday school class and she is very good and doesnt interrupt at all. How do I know if Im making healthy accommodations vs enabling her to continue to disengage? Is this all typical behavior? To see her in a group of girls and all are laughing and having fun but her is so hard, kids are really nice to her too but she says herself that she doesnt think like them and really gets bothered when they play dolls and they use their voices to speak for them. Kari says that is not right because they are vinyl and cant talk. Her way of playing is to dress them and tuck them in their beds. Is this also typical play behavior? I guess I want to be sure I dont spoil her and at the same time make it so she never has to do what shes uncomfortable with however I want her to grow and try new things and if its too much then go on to something else but church is a few times weekly. So Im not sure how to handle this. Thank you for suggestions. I am learning and looking forward to learning from all of you also. Take care. LynneCe message entrant est certifié sans virus connu.Analyse effectuée par AVG - www.avg.fr Version: 8.5.449 / Base de données virale: 271.1.1/3765 - Date: 07/14/11 18:38:00Messages in this topic (2)------------------------------------------------------------------------